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Newspaper
Grenfell Sun
Location
Grenfell, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
2
In a contentious outline, the article discusses Palestine as desert and depopulated, with Ottoman oppression and German interference cited. It notes Zionist aims regarding Jewish settlement, religious access to the Holy Land, and tensions about rights of faiths, referencing the Calvary War context and Edin Berger’s Scotemas.
A damaged fragment mentions ships and guns and a general wartime focus with names like Daniels and Lee Houstra, but details are unclear. The line hints at naval strength and supply concerns within a broader wartime game or report.
Incomplete OCR mentions temperation rhetoric and expectations tied to what the paper will state. The readable fragment hints at coverage of a temperance topic and its potential outcomes.
Fragmented ad style text promotes Dr. J. M. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women’s ailments. It claims roots from nature and devoid of alcohol or narcotics, offering trial packages through physicians in Ontario and nearby regions. It presents anecdotal testimonials of improved well being and nervousness relief.
Vague wartime dialogue recalls a German prisoner and a teen listener, with memories of meals, uniforms, and shore leave. The narrative names McCosh, McCook, and a speaker referencing German autocrats and a king, hinting at wartime sentiment and social interaction.
A dubious remedy claims corns lift out with fingers after applying a liquid and ether. The text describes dramatic results and urges readers to have their pharmacist order the product, warning readers about infection risks from improper use.
The report notes crop value totaling 1,144,430,450 dollars, about 3 0,000,000 more than the prior crop, due to a higher average price per bushel. It cites fewer bushels in 1917 for wheat and a near equal yield in other years, and warns national gains depend on export. seed savings and production are discussed.
The text is garbled and provides no clear event or identifiable entities. No readable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are extractable for a concise card.
A winter scare centered on a medicine company in Brod NM includes concerns over infant care and product safety. Officials urge diligence as residents seek clarity on potential health risks linked to the affected drugs and suppliers.
Historical note records Ireland securing flax seed from Riga, Russia, Minnesota and Canada to support its linen industry. Canada supplies and prices cited include a 4.50 per bushel rate before the war. Farmers in Quebec and British Columbia regions faced higher crop rewards as domestic flax supply adjusts for 1919 demand.
Atlantic Air plans possible action amid press reports and public interest. The note references an Angest Post and a former pecan figure as context for a forthcoming development.
A Belgian bronze figure, set against a Portland silver plinth, symbolizes exile and sorrow. Belgium’s draped figure leans over two children as a tribute to Britain, with a wreath of roses and solemn, grave tones.
Mrs Jos Joe Seee recounts in her own words how Dodd's Kidney Pills eased a strain related illness. She suffered backache heart flutterings neuralgia nervousness and dizziness before taking 12 boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills which she credits with restoring her health.
A fragmented quotation discusses essential power as a means of life. Mentions Napoleon and a query about the essence of modern work. The text reflects a stylized dialogue and contains garbled phrases.
Fragmentary advertisement claims Cuticara ointment relieves burning itching skin conditions and pimples. The text is damaged but references a patch and application to the leg or skin area. No clear patient or date is provided.
An American writer argues there is no major German political group backing Wilson's democratic peace policy. He states the German nation is united in war aims, with extremists largely imprisoned and the minority socialists weak, while the regime faces no significant internal upheaval.
A notarized newspaper pitch touts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a universal cure claiming it helps severe cases and restores hope to patients. The ad asserts many prior remedies failed and promises affordable, easily secured relief for sufferers.
The readable text presents a garbled mix of words and phrases, lacking clear entities or a coherent event to summarize into a full news item. It appears as an OCR fragment with no identifiable people places or actions.
The article recalls a young Australian soldier who dreamed of seeing England and was wounded in battle. Singer Eilers Boyd, arriving from Lagland to Sydney, spoke of performing for blind soldiers at St Dunstan's hospital and meeting a brave youth on that journey.
A massive new apartment complex on an avenue in New York City claims to be the ee largest city residence, spanning two blocks with 1 536 living units. Rents range from 7000 to 171 per unit, while the structure cost about 4.9 million including the land and facilities.
Fragmentary report describes a seemingly miraculous claim of a liniment curing burns and recounts an ore removal feat across the Missouri at St. Joseph with piers moved, a reopening at 6 o'clock, and a heavy load reportedly 2500 tons shifted 136 feet along thirteen miles.
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